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The Price of a Picasso

Matthew Taylor May 9, 2013

John Crowe Ransom Was Wrong

Matthew Taylor April 26, 2013

The City Is a Home for the Children of Multiculturalism

Matthew Taylor April 12, 2013

Willa Cather’s Will Laid to Rest

Matthew Taylor April 4, 2013

New Basquiat Murals: Warhol’s Touch Still Golden

Matthew Taylor April 2, 2013
Tilda Cows Come Home to MoMA

Tilda Cows Come Home to MoMA

Matthew Taylor March 29, 2013
Eighteen years after sleeping in a box among jumbled artifacts of British culture in an exhibit by Cornelia Parker, Tilda Swinton, minor celebrity, is…

Old Town Dies a Little Death

Matthew Taylor March 25, 2013
Alexandria decides it'd rather be a tourist destination than a neighborhood.

Et In Arkadia Ego

Matthew Taylor March 13, 2013
After Jordan Bloom tells the tale of the $5 million animatronic zoo cum children’s chapel for a San Antonio megachurch, Rod Dreher points out…

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Scholar Unearths 50 Unpublished Kipling Poems

Matthew Taylor February 27, 2013

Time Stops at the National Gallery of Art

Matthew Taylor February 25, 2013

Potshots at the Princess?

Matthew Taylor February 19, 2013

David Mamet’s ‘Race’ Comes to Washington

Matthew Taylor February 17, 2013

High Art of the Bourgeoisie

Matthew Taylor January 29, 2013
Manet may have been avant-garde, but he was no iconoclast.

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